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Why School Systems Fail Certain Myers-Briggs® Personality Types

BySusan Storm February 7, 2019November 11, 2019

Were you ever told that you were a “problem” student in school because you couldn’t sit still? Did you ever get scolded for changing the subject, testing poorly, or being too loud and distractible in class? When it comes to personality type and education, there are large bodies of our population that are neglected in…

What Each Sensing Myers-Briggs® Personality Type Needs in a Career

BySusan Storm January 28, 2019November 22, 2021

Have you ever wondered what the “S” or “N” in your Myers-Briggs® type code means? If you have an “S” in your type code; for example, ESTJ, then you have a preference for a mental process called Sensing. If you have an “N” in your type code; for example, ENTJ, then you have a preference…

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10 Things That Excite the ISTJ Personality Type

BySusan Storm January 23, 2019December 25, 2019

ISTJs are often revered for their attention to detail, their meticulous nature, and their loyalty and sense of duty. But what we don’t often hear are the kinds of things that make them light up, bring them joy, and provide a sense of satisfaction in their lives. I’ve spent the last few days speaking to…

Here’s Your Decision-Making Skill, Based On Your Personality Type

BySusan Storm January 21, 2019December 25, 2019

Have you ever made a major decision in your life only to regret it later because you were blind to a certain detail, or you didn’t see the future implications clearly? When we make decisions we tend to rely on our favored functions to process information and decide what to do with it. For example,…

Discover How Thinking Personality Types Use Feeling

ByMarissa Baker January 5, 2019

Guest post from Marissa Baker at LikeAnAnchor.com It’s a common mistake to think that Myers-Briggs® types with a “T” in their four-letter description only use Thinking. In reality, they also have a Feeling side. Myers-Briggs® theory contains what we call function stacks, which describe how our minds work and give a clearer picture of the…